Fix cursor quoting in FetchStmt #267
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Regression tests updated to test all cursor related statement with a name that requires quoting.
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Thanks for the change, @rjuju! I've rebased this and moved the test case to |
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* Fix cursor quoting in FetchStmt Regression tests updated to test all cursor related statement with a name that requires quoting. * Test quoting in `deparse_tests.c` --------- Co-authored-by: msepga <[email protected]>
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Regression tests updated to test all cursor related statement with a name that requires quoting.